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Arthritis Flashcards

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What do you need to ask about in HPC?

A 
Age and sex 
Joints - large / small / spine / sacral 
Long / gradual or sudden /acute 
Is pain better or worse on movement?
Is stiffness worse in morning / after rest? 
Swelling?
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What PMH/FH Qs are relevant to arthritis?

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Arthritis
AID - hypothyroidism or T1DM
Inflam conditions - psoriasis, iritis, IBD

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What SH Qs do you need to ask for arthritis?

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Occupation - effect of symptoms on job

Smoking

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What do you look for O/E of joints?

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INSPECTION = Which joints? Swelling / rash / nail changes
PALPATION = temperature, tenderness, swelling - bony/soft?
MOVEMENT = range of movement, pain/crepitus on movement
Contrast active vs passive

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Which type of movement mainly tests bones and not tendons?

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Passive

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6
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List types of arthritis

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Osteoarthritis
Rheumatoid
Crystal
Spondyloarthritis

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7
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What % of adults have osteoarthritis?

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10%

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8
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Which joints do osteoarthritis affect?

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Base & ends of thumbs, DIPJ, PIPJ

Hips, knees

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9
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List 3 components of osteoarthritis

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Cartilage degradation
New bone formation - osteophytes
Inflammation - synovitis / effusion

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10
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What is PC of osteoarthritis?

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Gradual
Pain on weight bearing joints
Stiffness for 30 mins
Swelling

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11
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List classic deformities of osteoarthritis

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Heberdens nodes = DIPJ
Bouchards nodes = PIPJ
Squaring of thumb base
Varus at knee - medial cartilage wearing away

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12
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List XR changes of osteoarthritis

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Loss of joint space
Subchondral sclerosis (thickening)
Cysts
Osteophytes

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13
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What is Mx of osteoarthritis ?

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No disease modifying drugs
Education & physio
Pain relief

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14
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Pathophysiology of gout?

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XS uric acid deposition

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15
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Where does uric acid come from?

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Purine metabolism

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16
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Describe the uric acid crystals

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Needle shaped negatively birefringent crystals

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17
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PC of gout

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1st MTP in toe
Short, acute, VERY painful and stiff and swollen
+/- tophi

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18
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Ix for gout?

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BLOODS: urate, CRP, ESR

XR of area

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What will XR of gout show?

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Early = nothing 
Late = rat bite erosions at side of bone
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20
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Mx of gout?

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NSAIDs or colchicine (acute)

dietary advice +/- allopurinol (long term)

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21
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What enzyme metabolises purine?

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Xanthine oxidase

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What should be avoided in low purine diet?

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BEER
Fish eg anchovies, mackerels
Game
Spinach, cauliflower, lentils, asparagus

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23
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What is a contraindication to allopurinol?

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Azathioprine

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24
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What is pseudo gout?

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Calcium pyrophosphate deposition

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25
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Shape of pseudo gout crystals?

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positively birefringent rhomboids

26
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To whom & where does pseudo gout occur?

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Knees and wrists

Older females

27
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What is the hallmark of RA?

A

Synovial inflammation

28
Q

List polymorphisms that can lead to RA

A

HLA class 2 eg DR4 and DR1

29
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What AB is present in RA?

A

Anti CCP

30
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Is rheumatoid factor IgG or IgM?

A

IgM

31
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PC of RA?

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Polyarticular small joint stiffness 
Morning and post-rest stiffness 
Joint swelling 
FH of RA or AID 
Smoking is a risk factor
32
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Who does RA affect?

A

40-50y/o females

33
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Which joint is involved in RA?

A

MPJs

34
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O/E RA?

A

Soft swelling

Painful on movement

35
Q

Signs of uncontrolled RA?

A 
Swan neck deformities 
Boutonnieres 
Z thumb 
Ulnar deviation at MCPs 
Wrist subluxation
36
Q

Other signs outside of RA hands?

A

Atlanto-axial subluxation

Synovitis destroys transverse ligament

37
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Systemic Sx of RA?

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Episcleritis / scleritis / keratitis 
ILD 
Pericarditis / effusion 
Vasculitis 
Rheumatoid Nodules
38
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XR features of RA?

A

Joint space narrowing
Periarticular osteopenia
Errosive damage
Joint deformities

39
Q

If RA is suspected, how quickly do they get seen by rheumatology?

A

3 weeks

40
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Ix of RA?

A

CRP/ESR
Anti CCP
RF
USS / MRI / XR baseline

41
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What does RA predispose to?

A

Osteoporosis

42
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Mx of RA?

A

Analgesia
PRN antiinflammatories
IM steroids

43
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What are the disease modifying drugs for RA?

A

Methotrexate
TNF alpha blocker
Jakinibs

44
Q

List 4 types of spondyloarthritides

A

Axial spondyloarthritis
Psoriasis arthritis
Reactive arthritis
Enteropathic arthritis

45
Q

List common features of spondyloarthritides

A

HLA B27
Enthesitis
Arthritis

46
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What is enthesitis?

A

Inflammation of where soft tissue insert into bone

47
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What polymorphism is associated with spondyloarthritides ?

A

HLA B27

48
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What is the hallmark of spondyloarthritides?

A

Enthesitis

49
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List features of spondyloarthritides

A

Synovitis
Large joints
Some small joints
Dactylitis (swelling of whole digit)

50
Q

What rash do you get on soles of feet in reactive arthritis?

A

Keratoderma blenorrahgia

51
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Axial spondyloarthritides PC?

A

Male, <25

Inflammatory back pain insidious onset, pain at night, improves with exercise, worse with rest

52
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Test for Axial spondyloarthritides?

A

Schober’s test lumbar forward flexion

Thoracic expansion

53
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Imaging results for Axial spondyloarthritides?

A

Sacroilitis and shiny corner (enthesitis)

54
Q

Posture of Axial spondyloarthritides?

A

Question mark posture

55
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MRI findings of Axial spondyloarthritides?

A

Calcification of ligaments

Loss of joint space between vertebrae

56
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Psoriatic features?

A

Scaly skin rash on flexures
Psoriasis on scalp
Nail changes- pitting and onycholisis

57
Q

Reactive arthritis peripheral features?

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Keratoderma blenorrhgagia (soles of feet and hands)
Conjunctivitis
Circinate balanitis

58
Q

What organisms can trigger reactive ?

A

Chlamydia

Salmonella, shigella, yersinia, campylobacter

59
Q

Who does enterohepatic arthritis affect?

A

IBD patients

60
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Ix for Axial spondyloarthritides?

A

HLA B27
CRP/ESR
Imaging - MRI
USS for peripheral joint inflammation

61
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Mx of Axial spondyloarthritides?

A 
Analgesia 
NSAIDs 
Steroids 
Methotrexate 
TNF alpha blocker 
Jakinibs
62
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Which drugs are disease modifying in Axial spondyloarthritides?

A

Methotrexate
TNF alpha blocker
Jackinibs

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